Could you fold it over & zip tie it for a 3" fence
21309
Yes, very easy to work with and has grommets to put ties through. One option you may not have considered but buy a 6' and fold it in half for twice the block/protection.
21310
The tarp has a place about every foot on top and bottom of the tarp to zip tie or I used nylon rope and zip ties. Does your fence have spikes on top or anything to puncture the tarp? If not, you could over lap and tie the excess to the other side of the fence. They look great.
21311
Probably, but it would not be easy as the gromets would not match up. Also, zip tyes don't come with fence.
21312
Yes. I have a very old chain link fence that is not level so I had to fold it over in certain areas. I put it up in April and live in SE Florida and its been holding up great so far. We get a lot of rain this time of year and sprinkler system hits it also. I put up the black color. Everyone has says it looks really nice.
21313
It would depend on the type of fence. Chain link- that would work. You might not be able to attach it securely on other types of fencing.
21314
You should have no problem folding it over and making it a 3' fence. I just installed it on a 4' fence and used zip ties through the mesh at the 2' and 3' levels to prevent the wind from ballooning the mesh. I used the smallest sized ties so that they would penetrate the mesh easily although the next larger sized tie would work ok I think.
21315
There are grommets around the perimeter. The ties (included) go through the grommets and tie to the fence or bar. Unless you overlap over the top of the fence or around the bottom, not sure how you'd fasten it.
1996414
I don't think it would. I just moved and tried to fold it up and it was quite a task. Once you open it and it expands it won't go back as small. I would try a thinner one like a 2 inch.
1902090
You could bunch it to take up the extra two feet-won't be taut against any wind-folding won't work since you will lose the side ties
2111240
You would have to take it apart to fold it flat (2 screws). Might be worth it, my babies love it!
1026202
You probably could... but not without bending and folding it up. I wouldn't even try it. Opening is small
409288
You could. I think if you stick it in yhe middle you'll only need 3 inches of velcro
974490
Doubling up might not work because the gourmet holes may not line up. The fold over might work if you have access to both sides of the fence and the top of fence line is smooth. I would not recommend either of these solutions.
1061801
probablly you can take two pins out and fold it up , sorry so late getting back to you ive been out hunting
1846681
I think you could cut it to fit and fold over the edge and have it sewn so that the edge does not fray.
2115166
I am sure you could drill them and zip tie them. They definately need something like that if used on a deck. Keep in mind that they have metal rods between each section to hold them together. I was going to use them on my deck, but, decided to go get PVC fence section from Lowes instead. They were just too short for my use.
2241726
Probably you could do that but you might need 3 or 4 strips of Velcro to hold it up.
692403
No, not without drilling some holes into it or modifying it somehow. You could hang it above the railing, it comes w/ a hole on top to loop rope.
495421
Never tried it. It might fold down to that size. I wouldn't take it apart if I were you.
476584
Yes I have done so with a small vise attchd. to a side where it won't hinder it's folding..I never remove it & it works.!!
120926
Fold it over? No, the bottom is made of very heavy board. Maybe someone can cut off a part, which obviously means you would lose the slots you cut out.
1746961
Yes, I imagine you could cut it, but you'd lose the binding at the edge you cut. It looks very nice and finished the way it comes, and I'm not sure if it would fray without that. I wonder if it might work to fold that last 10 feet back underneath the end instead?
1212802
I believe you can. It may take a few minutes to "poof" up, but it folds really nicely without tearing.